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Apr 4, 2018 7 min

499: Three prayers we should be using | 1 Timothy 2:1

from One Verse Devotional Hosted by Matt McCarrick

Prayer is powerful. It is how we communicate with God. But I take prayer for granted many times. Do you? In the book of 1st Timothy, the Apostle Paul is mentoring Timothy and, literally tells him to start with prayer, first. Have we forgotten the importance of prayer, today? I get so busy that I rarely find myself on my knees. Our One Verse, 1 Timothy 2:1, gives us three unique prayers that we should be investing in: petitions, intercession, and thanksgiving. Let's take some time to pray today: for friends, for family, for our leaders, and for the troubles and injustices in our world. But don't stop there. Let's also give thanks to God for all that He is doing (and will do!) in our lives. The One Verse Devotional Bible study is provided by Phosphorus Project. About the One Verse Devotional Podcast One Verse is a short, free podcast devotional designed to help you grow closer to God through less than 5 minutes a day, 5 days a week. Is it hard to find time to spend with God and grow your Christian faith? The One Verse Devotional is a short, 5 minute podcast where we grow deeper in our faith through just one verse a day, Monday through Friday. A practical and encouraging look at the Bible, now you can spend time with God whenever you want. Hosted by Matt McCarrick and brought to you by Phosphorus Project. http://oneversepodcast.com/

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